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Jigfishn10

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  1. 8 And that's only because my country music is limited, but that sounds great to me. A more popular MCR tune
  2. No worries, man. In a funk. Should have waited til I posted I guess.
  3. I agree papajoe, blade size is a very important factor (smaller, less lift), along with skirt strand count (sparse = less lift) and line diameter (thicker = more bow). Line may not seem like a difference but I found myself in the ocean deep sea fishing in an average tidal current. I was in 100 feet of water vertically jigging w/14# mono. My reel holds 100 yards of 14# line. I dropped down and was almost spooled. That night, I switched out to a stronger and thinner line dia braid and went back the next day. I dropped down and a 1/4 of my spool had line. I don't expect people to believe that, just sharing a real experience. I also think that getting a 3/8 oz SB down to 15' is attainable. I do think you'll have a better feel for an SB with 1/2 oz or more. The lighter SB in that depth may not be felt by most anglers or at least they won't think they are rolling the bottom. My original post was merely pointing out that it is attainable it just might not be desirable. I was just sticking with the topic. Have a good day. I'll be done here.
  4. It’s a star ingredient in Caesar salad dressing
  5. HAHAHA! Wait, you have hair?
  6. Atlantic Mackerel is an oily fish and very nutritious. People either love it or hate it. I’m not in the hate crowd and will eat it. Just a couple times a season. Not bad in a fish or seafood chowder. Anchovies are an acquired taste for sure. I’ll send you mine.
  7. About the same. I’ll try for a 10# mono dia with braid which like 20# I think. Don’t remember, but regardless, it’s thin and I run a 10# leader. I might get 15’ on occasion but bout the same as you. I also tend to fish single blade for slow rolling bottom. Old school but effective. My waters are weedy, the thin braid and single blade come right thru. Hope it helps
  8. Maybe deeper, what type of line and strength? Think thin my friend and single or double willow.
  9. Clams for chowder. Tunafish in water, straight up. Can’t for the life of me eat sardines I catch plenty of mackerel fresh all summer. Usually used as bait though. So no canned.
  10. With the tungsten head and the heat treated wire frame, that spinnerbait is prime time weed fishing. Good luck in TX. EDIT: My all time favorite all-around spinnerbait is still the Megastrike StrikeBack.
  11. Do you fish a lot of weeds with a spinnerbait, @LrgmouthShad?
  12. Try some of the dark or black German beers, been on that train for a month now.
  13. From one JB to another JB: Happy adoption day.
  14. LOL. Love it @DanielG Right up there with my electric wire spinner.
  15. No doubt. We don't get a lot of Niner games out here but from what I've seen, the rookie is going to be a darn good QB. I'm not ready to put him in Canton yet. Jalen isn't exactly a "ham and egger", as the Tuna would say, and my point is that I would pick a QB with far more starts and time in the offense over a guy who has played, what 8 NFL games? Not to mention that Jalen plays in arguably the toughest division. The teams are really closely matched and the game could be a "pick-em" game and I picked one. No dog in this hunt, just an observation.
  16. Windows 10 has come a long way since it launched. I'm on 11 now and not looking back. I have 8 on a Surface I got back in '12 or '13 and had to get information off of it a few weeks ago. After being on 10 & 11 for work and now my home operating system, it's hard to go back to it.
  17. Glad to hear there's an expert in the room.
  18. Some good games so far in the playoffs. All the deserving teams are in the championship game. NFC: Eagles. Gotta think a team playing a number 1 QB over a back up should win. AFC: Bengals. Is anyone hotter than Burrow?
  19. Sign me up! Pulling in a tight parking space is a date to me these days. May as well get paid for it.
  20. Cunner (bergall) and Tautog (blackfish). As far as mako shark goes; waaaay too good for a taco. That’s a star of the dish fish.

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